-
Dorodango (****anese: 泥だんご, lit. "mud dumpling") is a ****anese art form in
which earth and
water are
combined and moulded, then
carefully polished to create...
-
children for fun MUDPIE, the code name of the game Uru: Ages
Beyond Myst
Dorodango, "mud dumpling", a ****anese art form in
which earth and
water are molded...
- dango-like buns on
either side of the head is
sometimes known as odango.
Dorodango is a ****anese art form in
which earth and
water are
molded to
create a...
- An
unshiny amateur example of
dorodango, the
subject of Gibson's
eponymous "Shiny
Balls of Mud"
article for Tate
Magazine in 2002....
- an
edible dessert somewhat resembling a mud pie
Boryeong Mud
Festival Dorodango,
moulding earth and
water into
polished spheres Mud
cookie "How to Make...
- (お片づけ)
Kakurenbo (かくれんぼ)
Jitensha (自転車) Otōsan (お父さん) Kōen (公園) Horā (ホラー)
Ikidome (息とめ) Pūru (プール)
Dorodango (どろだんご) Nage-gui (投げ食い) Bonus:
Omake (おまけ)...
-
between the two. Adam
eventually brought in an
outside expert to
teach them
dorodango, a ****anese art form that
allows a
practitioner to
apply a
shine to dirt...
-
deposition Dinocochlea –
Trace fossil in the
Natural History Museum,
London Dorodango – ****anese art form in
which earth and
water are
molded to
create a delicate...
-
while he
engaged in
explorations with mud play and the ****anese art form
dorodango, a
process he
later expanded upon as he
developed his
distinct style of...
- Window" –
National Post,
September 20, 2001 "Shiny
Balls of Mud:
Hikaru Dorodango and
Tokyu Hands" – Tate Magazine,
issue 1, September/October 2002 "An...
